The Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation Trust has finally unveiled the blueprint of the Mosque that would come up in Ayodhya. The mosque will come up on the five-acre of land allotted to the trust after the historic Ayodhya Verdict.
The reports suggest that the trust is now looking for required approvals and if given, the work at the site will begin from January 26, i.e. on Republic day. If the approval is not given, then the work will commence on Independence day.
Besides the Mosque, the site will also entail facilities such as a research centre on Indo-Islamic culture and study, a charitable hospital, community kitchen, museum and public library and more.
The whole plan was revealed during an interaction with the Founder Dean Faculty of Architecture & Ekistics at Delhi’s Jamia Milia Islamia University, Professor S M Akhtar.
“Professor Akhtar has showcased the plan of the entire mosque complex along with the four-storey 200-bed super speciality hospital, which will include all modern facilities. The mosque will have two floors and will be spherical in shape. The whole concept is to convey a message on climate change, which is a matter of concern and needs our attention. It will not just be symbolic, but we will make it a zero-energy building. All power demands in the mosque will be met with the help of solar panels and there will be no electricity connection,” said Athar Husain, secretary and spokesperson of the foundation Trust.
Also, saplings from all across the world, including the Amazon Rain forest in Brazil, will be a part of the mosque site to add to its aesthetics.
“In Islam, there is no tradition of a grand celebration for the foundation stone laying ceremony of a mosque. Once the project is completed, we can arrange a big event. The date of January 26 has been chosen as on this day our Constitution came into effect,” Athar Husain said.
The money to build the mosque, just like in the case of Ayodhya Temple, will be collected through donations. The concerned say that the construction of only the hospital will cost around Rs 100 crore.
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The trust added that the Mosque wouldn’t be named after Babar or any other King, ruler.
